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Bike Messenger: A Game about Maps and Math
Bike Messenger: A Game about Maps and Math
Bike Messenger: A Game about Maps and Math
Bike Messenger: A Game about Maps and Math
Bike Messenger: A Game about Maps and Math
Bike Messenger: A Game about Maps and Math
Bike Messenger: A Game about Maps and Math
Bike Messenger: A Game about Maps and Math
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Players will act as bike messengers, picking up and dropping off packages around town and earning money for their work. During the game, your students will practice counting and basic math operations, as well as planning and spatial reasoning.

On a turn, a player first rolls the die. She may move that many spaces along the gray street squares. She should first head toward the top “from” location to pick up her package. When a player is on a street square that touches the location, she may pick up a package by placing the small component piece on the card. If she has any remaining moves left from her roll, she may use them on the same turn. Play continues clockwise.

When dropping off a package, a player returns the small piece to the supply off to the side, turns the card over, and draws two more cards. He may choose one or both to keep for his next job. The game ends when all players have finished 6 tickets. Then the players add up the dollars they earned. Whoever made the most money wins the game!

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Bike Messenger: A Game about Maps and Math

Main Lane Creations
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PreK - 2nd
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Description

Players will act as bike messengers, picking up and dropping off packages around town and earning money for their work. During the game, your students will practice counting and basic math operations, as well as planning and spatial reasoning.

On a turn, a player first rolls the die. She may move that many spaces along the gray street squares. She should first head toward the top “from” location to pick up her package. When a player is on a street square that touches the location, she may pick up a package by placing the small component piece on the card. If she has any remaining moves left from her roll, she may use them on the same turn. Play continues clockwise.

When dropping off a package, a player returns the small piece to the supply off to the side, turns the card over, and draws two more cards. He may choose one or both to keep for his next job. The game ends when all players have finished 6 tickets. Then the players add up the dollars they earned. Whoever made the most money wins the game!

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